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To: TobagoJack who wrote (158396)	5/27/2020 5:07:09 PM
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Pandemic is almost over Im uninterested in Gileads drug Not trying to be rude but honestly no time to waste on this drug I will stick to ivermectin

To: TobagoJack who wrote (158396)	5/27/2020 5:15:45 PM
From: THE ANT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217588

In the trenches it over Just a face mask I will get tested in AM just for curiosity sake 3 patient of 350 died in psychiatric hospital. All had pre-existing medical conditions. All other patients are healed Nursing homes have an occasional patient or staff but for the most part it’s over there too. In one nursing facility 4 staff ended up on respirators. I don’t personally know any staff who died Yes many nursing home patients died including my father

To: TobagoJack who wrote (158396)	5/28/2020 8:06:16 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Respond to of 217588

Every landlords dream! Program Encourages Boston Landlords To Rent To People Who Are Homeless And Have Rental Vouchers May 27, 2020 Lynn Jolicoeur There's a new incentive for landlords in Boston to rent to people who are homeless and have rental assistance vouchers from Boston Housing Authority: BHA is offering landlords a bonus of one month's rent. The funding comes from the CARES Act — the federal stimulus package in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Get a daily rundown on what's happening locally with coronavirus: testing, treatments, economic impacts and Boston's road to recovery. Sign up now. About 400 voucher-holding families are living in shelters while searching for apartments, said BHA Administrator Kate Bennett. "The work to de-densify the shelters ... the work to make sure that families are not at risk in shelter during this health crisis is directly connected to these efforts to get these families housed," Bennett said. The landlord initiative comes as the housing authority recently initiated a program with Boston Public Schools to house students in the school system who are homeless. BHA committed to housing up to 1,000 of those students' families, either with vouchers or in its public housing developments. The new incentive program also applies to landlords who rent to individuals experiencing homelessness who have Section 8 vouchers from BHA. Some property owners are helping with the efforts, according to the housing authority. "I think the pandemic in general is a situation where, particularly, affordable housing providers are sensitive to the needs out there, and so are really stepping up to try to expand their efforts to house folks coming out of shelter," Bennett said.